Resumen

TRINDADE, Elaine. From the Walls to the Screen: Street Art, Everyday and Aesthetic Experience in the Virtual Museum of Lusophony. Vista [online]. 2022, n.9, e022004.  Epub 01-Mayo-2023. ISSN 2184-1284.  https://doi.org/10.21814/vista.3982.

This research focuses on the tensions between everyday art, the processes of visibility and invisibility in street art and the aesthetic experience in the virtual environment. The corpus of this study regards the exhibitions: The Silent Voices on Coimbra's Walls and "There Is No Blank Wall I Cannot Draw", both on permanent display in the Virtual Museum of Lusophony on the Google Arts & Culture platform. The Virtual Museum of Lusophony has an interactive, immersive and hybrid structure, merging photographs, sounds, videos and geolocation elements (Google Street View). The secondary goal is to consider the image as a place of experience potentially disruptive of a representative regime of art on behalf of an aesthetic regime.

Palabras clave : Virtual Museum of Lusophony; street art; everyday art; aesthetic experience.

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